Betway Scores

Scoring		Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	OT	T
NutriBullet Treviso Basket		18	19	24	28		89
Banco di Sardegna Sassari		18	24	26	24		92

Match Info

Date/Time2025-12-28 16:00

News

Blazers Notes: Deni Avdija, Scoot Henderson, Tiago Splitter

NBAE via Getty Deni Avdija is playing the best basketball of his career, and he knows exactly what people are saying about that contract. The sixth-year forward is posting career highs across the board, checking in at 26.2 points and 6.9 assists per game, and doing it with confidence that jumps off the screen. It has turned his four-year, $55 million extension into one of the friendlier deals in the league. He signed it for security, not headlines. “It gave me a lot of calmness, because I know I’m secure,” Avdija said, via Jason Quick of The Athletic. “That was my goal.” Avdija said his agent pushed for a shorter deal, but the forward was comfortable betting on himself later rather than chasing every dollar now. “If I outplay my contract, I outplay my contract,” Avdija said. “We will deal with that later. I’m not going to worry about $10 million more or $20 million less. “This is what I got, and I’m going to say thank you and not take it for granted. It’s still a lot of money.” Scoot still sidelined, but moving Scoot Henderson has yet to appear this season after tearing his left hamstring, and no return date has been set. Still, there was at least some visual progress this week. Joe Freeman of The Oregonian reported Henderson was spotted running full-court sprints following Tuesday’s practice. Interim coach Tiago Splitter urged patience, and caution. “He is progressing,” Splitter said. “Everybody’s a little bit frustrated about this, but it’s a tough injury.” Splitter also emphasized the long view. “He’s a big part of our franchise,” Splitter said. “We’ve got to protect him. I think we’re doing the right thing and he’s feeling better day by day.” The post Blazers Notes: Deni Avdija, Scoot Henderson, Tiago Splitter appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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Cam Reddish is headed to the G League

Getty Cam Reddish is taking the long way back. According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, the former lottery pick has signed a G League contract and is expected to enter the available player pool if he goes unclaimed on waivers. That would allow any G League team to add him, resetting the path for a player who once looked like a fixture in NBA rotations. Reddish, 26, was the No. 10 overall pick in the 2019 draft and spent six seasons in the league with Atlanta, New York, Portland, and the Lakers. The tools were always evident. The consistency was not. Reddish averaged 8.5 points across 254 NBA games and never quite established himself as a dependable offensive option. After being waived by the Lakers last spring, Reddish went overseas, signing with BC Šiauliai in Lithuania. He later left the club for personal reasons and returned to the United States. The post Cam Reddish is headed to the G League appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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